Excellent entertainment and the food was quite good. The performers are amateurs but very talented. Strongly recommend this venue for a great night out.

My besty (my wife) and I attended the Fort Gordon's Dinner Theater presentation of the, A Gentleman's Guide to love & murder. This is our thoughts... Food: good flavor, amount good, tea & coffee very good. Service: excellent. Seating in regards to viewing the show, excellent. This was a musical the signing was... Outstanding! Quality of sound in regards to hearing the duologue and musical scores, excellent. The live orchestra performance was spectacular! I would suggest that the orchestra be recognized at the finale. Overall experience... Very enjoyable. Well worth the money. This is a Must See! Don't miss it. Danny K.

This theatre is a good place to spend an evening out with either the family or with your significant other on date night. The volunteer military actors give a good show, although they are not totally professional. I say don't grade them too harshly, at least they up there trying to entertain you, I applaud the men and women who put themselves in an vulnerable position to bring a little art into your life. I have enjoyed every one of the shows we have attended, because they give local actors a chance to show off their talents. The Globe (weekly Gordon newspaper) advertises these shows, so be on the look out for the next one. Usually, no flash photography or video recordings are allowed. The prices are really reasonable and worth every penny. You can access the base through Gate 1 off Gordon Hwy after a sign-in process with proper ID. We plan on going again, whenever another show comes to town.

Another couple along with my wife and I attended the Fort Gordon Dinner Theatre on February 14, 2019 for Valentines Day. We have attended several plays and dinners over the years at this theatre and have always been impressed. This evening we were not. The food for the event was average at best. The roast was tasty but everything else had a reheated look and taste to it. We were some of the first guests to enter the theatre when the doors opened and we were told to grab a salad before even being seated. The desert was sitting at the tables looking lonely and out of place. The theatre itself had a tired look and is in need of updating. The bathrooms could use a good cleaning and had the appearance of not being cleaned well. The play was The Smell of The Kill. The four of us left the play at it's conclusion feeling let down and sorry that we had attended. The play was billed as a Black Comedy but we found the play sad and ill timed being Valentines Day. The three women in the play did their best but we found the content poor for what should have been a funny and pleasant day (abortion and murder laced). We found the overall evening at the Ft. Gordon Theatre lacking on the above mentioned date. We will need to be more mindful before going to our next play at this theatre.

We attended the Fort Gordon Dinmer theater recently and enjoyed the dinner and play. They always do a good job and it is always an enjoyable evening. I plan to do it again. It is reason considering the play and meal.